Rosenborg Castle is a 400-year-old Renaissance castle in Copenhagen's King's Garden that houses the Danish crown jewels, including magnificent royal crowns and regalia worn by the sitting queen on special occasions. Visitors can explore Christian IV's audience rooms and bedchamber, where the king died in 1648, as well as an underground Treasury displaying historical crowns, jewelry sets, and royal regalia spanning centuries of Danish history.
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